Loving, and Leaving, Our Place
Two recent movies illustrate the beauties and complexities of loving the places we call home. By Alex Sosler
The Moment of Tenderness
A posthumously discovered collection of Madeleine L’Engle’s stories offers a new perspective on the author as a Southern expatriate—and a visionary of hope amidst the darkness.
Eating a Gyro Reminds Me That I Sometimes Believe in God
"Eating a Gyro Reminds Me That I Sometimes Believe in God" by Charnell Peters
Uprooted
Grace Olmstead’s Uprooted prompts questions about how to support farming communities—and our own, wherever we find ourselves.
Art + Faith
Makoto Fujimura’s newest book is both an artistic manifesto and an invitation to making and healing.
Synthesizing Gravity
Kay Ryan’s collection of essays is as off-kilter as her poetry—and as essential for the long days of banality we all live through.
Why I Am Not Going to Buy a Computer
Though written more than 30 years ago, Wendell Berry’s essays on our relationship to modern life still have plenty of insights to offer.
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